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Thanks to Naxos for the release of this lovely important symphony for us to hear.

El Conde 2023

Oh, I forgot to mention all the Voodoo and Santeria practitioners as well as plain old SF freaky people. I still dream I’m there sometimes. This helps relieve stress immediately 💖

I was introduced to this piece in the1980’s in San Francisco while managing a very large occult store near Haight Street. We catered to a diverse clientele, from spiritualists, Wiccans, root workers, hippies, punks, old black ladies from the church next door, Satanists from time to time even. My day was long and filled with tales of intrigue and inspiration. I came home smelling of all the essential oils, herbs and incense we sold. Usually very fatigued. When my cellist neighbour played this track for me one day after work at the shop I started crying. Tears rolling down my cheeks. So beautiful, this piece. I slept very deeply after I went home and it’s been my absolute favourite Neo Classical music since. 💖

This is one of Paul Crestons great symphonies together with his 2nd symphony. I always loved his compositions. Great composer

Beautiful!

Without the context it seems like a cheap imitation of better music. With the context (Part's spiritual awakening) it becomes more beautiful than that music which it seems to immitate.

I make a Nightwalk in the Past and i hear this Beautiful Music with my Headphones and i iook up to the Nightsky with his Stars that flashed me so much..

Music to listen before u die

I work as a scenographer and this track help me to see the scenes that I designed clearly ❤

Кому нравится музыка Арво Пярта, тому может нравиться музыка Хильдегарды Бингенской. Для тех, кто не знает Х.Б.

Worries? Problems? Seek this out again. Settle down and allow this waterfall of musical magic to wash over you and and give you peace of mind.

Wow...it's been 8 years since I first heard this, and I still think it's an astonishing treat for us all. You never tire of John Adams

this is the first time i hear it, my pianoteacher told me to listen to it and experience the music, it is heaven and earth , the sound of an enlightened mind telling me the story of the voyage of the soul

10:34

When I hear this, Henryk Górecki comes to mind.

thanks for posting this! awesome piece

Love this peace sounds for me this image of industrial machine an some 70's music.

HA QUE TAMBEM OUVIR CARLOS SEIXAS, ANTONIO CARNEIRO, FRANCISCO DE LACERDA, JOSÉ VIANA DA MOTA, RUI COELHO (cf. A PRINCESA DOS SAPATOS DE FERRO " e outras mais)... ❤

One of the most beautiful and haunting pieces ever written.

🙏. 🪷💘💘 🩷. 🛐🛐

i am here after ppppppppppppppppppppppppppp

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正に歴史的な名曲名演❗️ 正に魂の浄化と人生の真実を突いた素晴らしい大傑作❗️日本初演の時の感動を思い出します(1989年、サントリーホール、夏)

Where and when has there been a live performance of this extraordinary composition?

Found him by reading a book of Pessoa

Como dijo Alberto benegas lynch hijo , el liberalismo es el respeto irrestricto al proyecto de vida del projimo basados en un principio de no agresion

31:03

0:58

2:12 🧶

_Hypersensibility hits_

Heard this on the radio last night while I was driving home. Mind blowing

Hello, I am researching musics of that type, I would like to discover new authors similar to this one (even something very different, with an orchestra or not), would someome recommend something? I can give nice songs in exchange!

Well that's a misleading title

Beautiful!

It's good to be back here. It has been quite a while since I listened to this. The exact same emotions and impressions that overtook me when I first heard this piece return like clockwork as soon as I press play. Absolutely gorgeous.

when will these classical musicians learn to ask the rock musicians for help naming their songs

I was driving home, the same old route, listening to this and suddenly, everything seemed different, more alive. The sunlight slanting though the trees, the houses, the stop sign.

wow! that's incredible

The transition at 13:40 has always gotten me. This piece, along with Reich's Variations for Winds, Strings and Keyboards, and Music for 18 Musicians, pretty much helped preserve my sanity for a couple of decades. Or maybe they're why my sanity needed preserving, I'm still figuring that out.

9:12-10:22 gives me chills 😱

Que grande surpresa! Começando a ouvir o mestre Vitorino.

Did anyone else notice the influence this piece might have had on Ludwig Goransson’s score for Oppenheimer?

4:15

15:26

7:14 is very similar to the main theme of Shostakovich second movement of his second piano concerto

13:59

sodelicious..............

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